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WordPress for Dummies October 23, 2007

Posted by Andy Roberts in : wordpress , trackback

Newly written and available for ordering now (out Monday 29th October 2007) is Wordpress for Dummies - and no, it isn’t all about blogspot.

“Create a hosted, self-hosted or multi-user blog, explore plugins and more”

So who is the author, Lisa Sabin-Wilson? According to the flier, Lisa operates E.Webscapes Design Studio, where she designs and develops blogs foe clients large and small. She has worked with WordPress since 2003 and speaks frequently at conferences. But never mind that where is her own blog?

It’s here: Justagirlintheworld.com

Back to WordPress for Dummies, it promises to show you how to:

Hopefully not by listing all the options and going through the menus item by item.

Cool. First find out what is meant by a “template tag”, then which are the common ones, then let’s try and understand them. Sounds like an advanced option which should come much later than some of the others below, or else a problem with nomenclature. The word “tag” is problematic where WorPress is concerned in a number of contexts.

Manage comments? Ok.

That’s all the basic covered then. Find, choose, download and enhance themes perhaps?

Ah the template tags again. So this is a dummies guide to PHP hacking as well, then.

The more the merrier.

It sounds well worth the ten and a half quid for WordPress for Dummies doesn’t it, or I believe there is also a download version. Obviously all of the information in the book can also be found through trawling the web, countless blogs and forums about wordpress but sometimes it’s useful to have a visual quick jump into a topic. Here’s the amazon link again:
WordPress For Dummies® (For Dummies)WordPress for Dummies

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